SpaceDoge DeFi
SpaceDoge DeFi is a non-custodial web app for token swaps, token search, and single or batch transfers across EVM networks and Solana.
What is SpaceDoge DeFi?
SpaceDoge DeFi is a non-custodial web app for swapping, finding, and sending tokens from a connected wallet. Swaps are routed through third-party liquidity sources, and amounts can be entered in token units or as an estimated USD value. Tokens can be found by name, symbol, or contract address, and the send tool supports either a single transfer or a batch of recipients. The app supports Ethereum, Base, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism, Avalanche, Robinhood Chain, Arc, and Solana, and swap quotes show a SpaceDoge interface fee before confirmation. It is a separate application from SPDG, an Ethereum ERC-20 community token from the same project.
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